pneumatic hoppers?

[spyderman84]

has anyone heard of the pneumatic hoppers? how well do they work? i can't imagine that they would be better than a halo or something, just thought it was interesting.

[drewcif]

only thing i know of like that is on the A5, but it is something different im interested in hearing about it as well

[mankilla]

i know this has nothing to do with this tread but how do i start my own thread

[spyderman84]

ya man, i saw an ad for them on a website when i was looking for a cheaper rocker 2.0. they hook up to your gun's air supply so they don't use batteries. weird.

http://www.anythingxtreme.com/Pneuma...ers-C3454.aspx

mankilla-when you open up a certain forum, on top of all the threads there is a button that says new thread. click it and type away.

[warpedx]

Looks like a take on the A5 system, but probably powering a Revy like impeller instead.

[spyderman84]

ya i was just wondering if anyone had seen one. looks interesting thought i'd post it up for yall

[Chaoxheart49]

i thought the pneumatic hopper was the A-5 hopper...hmmm

[spyderman84]

yes the a-5's hopper is hooked up to the air system to help the cyclone feed. this is the first "universal" pneumatic hopper and that was what i was talking about. this can be used on practically any gun and is priced at like $35.

[Chaoxheart49]

is it worth the money?

[spyderman84]

i wouldn't buy one since i love my triumph, but if you're looking for a cheap hopper to start out with, then i'd say sure. you don't have to worry about more batteries. and for under $40, its a decent buy. but i don't know how well they work or anything. just strictly looking at it as a starter hopper or back up if something goes wrong with your halo or triumph.